ℹ️ BOOM🔥🔥JAMB ISSUES WARNING TO UNIVERSITIES OVER PROGRAMME CHOICE MANIPULATION.

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                        1 minutes read ⏱️ 6:41pm


By Prof Hølå-Isååç ☦️ 

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has issued a stern warning to tertiary institutions allegedly coercing qualified candidates to switch from their chosen programmes to less-subscribed ones through internal school portals.

In a statement signed by Fabian Benjamin, Public Communication Adviser, the Board condemned the practice as unethical and manipulative, describing it as a deliberate attempt to distort the merit-based admission process. JAMB emphasized that all admission processes in Nigeria must be conducted solely through the Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS) platform.

The Board reiterated that any change of programme or admission action carried out outside CAPS is unauthorized, unethical, and potentially harmful to the affected candidates. JAMB warned that any candidate who succumbs to such persuasion and later effects a change of programme on CAPS will be deemed to have done so voluntarily, and the Board will not be held responsible for any negative outcomes.

Preliminary investigations have identified some universities involved in the practice, and regulatory measures have been initiated to curb these infractions and safeguard candidates' interests. JAMB advised candidates to ignore any invitation or request to change programmes through institutional portals or unofficial channels.

JAMB reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to a merit-driven, transparent, and equitable admission process for all qualified candidates in the 2025 admission cycle and beyond.

"Candidates are strongly advised to ignore any invitation or request to change programmes through institutional portals or unofficial channels. We will not tolerate any form of manipulation or coercion in the admission process," the Board emphasized.

Signed,

Fabian Benjamin
Public Communication Adviser
Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB)


© Prof Hølå-Isååç ☦️ 

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